ZhenLei Xu

@stephenneuendorffer

Yes. I use aiecc.py, and full command is ```bash python /home/lay/work/vck190/mlir-aie/build/bin/aiecc.py -v \ --sysroot=/home/lay/work/vck190/mlir-aie/platforms/vck190_bare_prod/aie_platform/sw_comp/sysroots/cortexa72-cortexa53-xilinx-linux \ --aie-generate-xaiev2 \ aie.mlir \ -I/home/lay/work/vck190/mlir-aie/runtime_lib \ /home/lay/work/vck190/mlir-aie/runtime_lib/test_library.cpp \ main.cpp \ -o test.elf ``` full log...

@stephenneuendorffer

@stephenneuendorffer any progress？ thanks.

Yes. So I change all the weights in to hex string. The new .mlir file in [this](https://gist.github.com/HadXu/de885f77ca643fbb196a064874e000da) , but same error. ``` Found Vitis at /data/Xilinx/Vitis/2021.2 compiling aie-mnist-2.mlir created temporary...

Update: I change ```memref.alloc() {alignment = 16 : i64} : memref``` to ```memref.alloc(): memref ``` , And I build it successfully. Now I will run this code on vck190. Thank...

Thank you for your advice. I re-code this [AIE.mlir](https://gist.github.com/HadXu/1a623b6927e87c095ece71ab5c9abf8a), but reuslt is not correct. I think something error. the AIE result  the x86 result